Hangar Y
The world's first airship hangar, built in 1879 from the Galerie des Machines of the 1878 World's Fair. Reopened in 2023 after forty years of silence.
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The world's first airship hangar, built in 1879 from the Galerie des Machines of the 1878 World's Fair. Reopened in 2023 after forty years of silence.

Rodin's own house and studio from 1895 to 1917, his plaster gallery, and his grave in the garden under a bronze cast of The Thinker.

A sixteenth-century house owned by Ambroise Paré, then by Molière's widow — now the museum of the town, its painters and its sculptors.
A 260-metre terrace built in 1650 on the ruins of a royal château, with the whole of Paris laid out below and the Eiffel Tower straight ahead.
1,086 hectares of oak and chestnut managed by the French Forestry Office, with 130 km of paths and seven ponds — the closest real forest to Paris.
A seventeenth-century royal kitchen garden, bought by Louis XIV for his son in 1679 and now home to fifteen craft workshops.
A free environmental centre at the forest edge: seed library, teaching garden, beehives and family workshops.
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